CURRENT PRESENTS:

Opening night:
Saturday 14th November 6-9pm
Exhibition continues:
14-22 Nov
Open Fri - Sun 12-5 pm. 



Dominion Moralis seeks to revisit narratives long carried through history, particularly those found within the Old Testament.

Through carved ceramic tablets, the work explores moments of revelation, and the structures of ethics and power that emerge around them.

Rather than approaching these narratives as fixed histories, the tablets stand as living artefacts, each bearing stories continually reinterpreted through time, culture, and individual experience. Through them, we may reflect upon how stories become doctrine, and how acts of revelation continue to shape the worlds we inherit and create.

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‘Dominion Moralis’ by Lauren Jane Salt

ARTIST BIO

Erin Ginty’s practice dwells within more-than-human relations and underground soils: swampy sites where the natural and urban tangle together. Ginty explores these fields through sculpture and installation, working with raw and fired clays, glass found on walks, studio leftovers and soupy, breathing video. Curious towards regenerative ecologies, she often breaks down materials to re-use or transform them, echoing actions learnt whilst gardening in her backyard. By negotiating with uncertainty, co-becoming and continually sifting her hands through muddy matter, Ginty's practice hopes to reach embodied, responsive ways of knowing.

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Public Program TBA

SUNDAY 24 NOVEMBER